The Tang Dynasty's Slave Trader

A man walking in a boat shop should be killed even if he is not guilty.

After reading the comments from several book friends, I probably know the shortcomings that many people are concerned about. I plan to explain some issues, but for others, I can only briefly introduce them because I am worried about spoilers. 1. What should I say about dog licking? I understand the views of many book friends today. In ancient times, men were superior to women. How could a male protagonist speak condescendingly to a female slave? Even apologized? This seems very unpleasant. However, I want to explain one thing. The protagonist is a modern person who has just traveled to the past, and he was a policeman in his previous life. He has a better attitude towards women. On the one hand, it is due to his profession, and on the other hand, he is also influenced by modern thinking. If the male protagonist arrived in ancient times and immediately accepted the mentality of a slave master, often beating and scolding slaves, and even harboring a superiority mentality, this would be a bit abnormal, wouldn't it? 2. After being drunk, he accidentally told Hua Yue about his past life, which made people think that the protagonist was stupid and even the plot was poisonous. About this, I can understand the psychology of many readers. The biggest advantage of a time traveler lies in the time travel identity and knowledge reserve. But if the time travel identity is known to others, then it means that the biggest trump card is leaked to others. But in fact, the protagonist's words were very vague when he was drunk, and did not point out the concept of time travel. And even if he said it, Hua Yue 80% didn't understand it, and just regarded it as spiritual consciousness entering the soul (please refer to Kong You). Moreover, what happened in the past life is the introduction to the plot line of Hua Yue. Without this plot, Hua Yue would not have chosen to abandon his hometown and stay with the protagonist because of the prophecy. 3. The plot is too scattered and there is no clear main line. This book still follows the main line of farming and hegemony. This label is on the book page, but there are some subtle differences between this book and the traditional farming and hegemony flow. The main place for farming in the early stage was Bachuan. Many people can see this. The later farming location involves spoilers, so it's hard to tell. As for the hegemony line, it is not about fighting for the world from the beginning. The protagonist's first intention is to prevent the Anshi Rebellion and continue the glory of Li and Tang Dynasties. Later, due to various realities, he will gradually change until he decides to stand on his own. So, if you read this book with a discerning eye, you will find that most of the early inventions are life-related things, and the technology trees related to military, politics, religion, and philosophy have basically not been touched. Because now is not the time to do this. If you think this is very complicated, you can divide the main line of the book's struggle for hegemony into several stages. The current chapter is still in the primary stage of accumulating resources. 4. Regarding copying poems and articles, it is obvious that they are copying, but they are still copying in such a boring way. This question... How to say it? The protagonist did not become an official in the imperial examination, nor did he gain military success. Of course, it has nothing to do with Conglong. As the title of the book suggests, the protagonist's path to advancement is related to the word Nuyalang. First is Xing Ya, then Mu Ya, then Guan Ya, and then Gong Ya (the protagonist will not be a eunuch). After Gong Ya, the Chang'an Line has basically come to an end. After reading about the subsequent development, readers will probably know why the three words "Nu Ya Lang" are included in the title of the book. So, the so-called poems and articles are just a bridge in the transition of the plot, not the protagonist's reliance, so don't pay too much attention to it.

This human trafficker doesn't deceive and kidnap every day. He copies this and that every day. You are really awesome.

Let me say it again. Can't watch. After the protagonist is drunk. With that foreign woman. He talked about many things about future generations. It turns out to be very nice. But when it comes to this woman. So disappointed. There are a lot of bugs. Well. There is something but not much. There is heat, but there is not enough heat.

According to the "Tang Law: Thieves", those who plunder and sell people into slavery will be hanged for the first offender and exiled for 3,000 miles for the accomplices. Regarding the buyer's market, the laws of the Tang Dynasty stipulated that buyers who "purchased" abducted people would also be punished, but the sentence would be reduced by one degree. The "Tang Code" also provides special protection to children who are victims of trafficking, and increases the punishment for trafficking among relatives. For example, Tang law stipulates that parents and grandparents who sell their children or grandchildren must be punished with an additional penalty.

The book is an excellent book, but it is a pity that I cannot accept the plot of confessing my life experience to the aborigines for the time being. The most important thing in reading historical novels is the sense of immersion, and confessing one's life experience is like opening the curtain and turning on the lights when watching a movie. Then what we see is not the story, but reality.

In ancient times, there was a strict hierarchy. If you want to preserve your family and the world, you are destined to have no time. You are busy and have no final say. In the end, you do not build a castle on the quicksand, and people perish and the government ceases. In my opinion, in ancient times, one has to be low-key, and high-profile can only lead to rebellion, otherwise there will be constant disputes.

Regardless of whether you are a holy mother or not, you are asking readers to learn classical Chinese just by talking about it? This is just a novel for entertainment. Don't think it's too high-end. It's close to Mandarin and easy to understand. That's right.

The thief Cao can retreat. The protagonist has high moral character.

After a rough look, the author didn't say that the protagonist is a policeman. I thought the protagonist was stupid and sweet. He didn't even know basic common sense. Is cooking simple? It's not simple at all. Modern signature dishes are a business that makes a lot of money, let alone ancient times. There was also the Anshi Rebellion and the protagonist had no development plan at all. Where did the money come from? How did the people come? Don't try to influence the emperor. Later, Emperor Tang Ming could no longer control the situation, and the Tang Dynasty was already in rapid decline.